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MICCOSUKEE LAW
"The Indian rules say when Indians
have a spokesman for the people and he finishes the job,
they give the Indian Spokesman a piece of medicine."
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"Indian rules say when you are fired you have to
be paid with money."
-Buffalo Tiger
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Letter of
November 15, 1958
from
William McKinley Osceola,
Patriarch of the
Miccosukee Seminole Nation
disowning his renegade son,
Mike Osceola. |
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To Whom It May Concern:
It is with profound regret that I
publicly announce
that the Indian who calls himself Mike Osceola, who was once
my son, is a traitor to his people and a disgrace to us.
He has no further right to use the name
OSCEOLA as he is
no longer a member of our family, or the Miccosukee Seminole
Natio n.
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Envoys of my Miccosukeee Nation, who are going to
Washington on November 17, in the event Mike Osceola appears
there to make trouble as he has in the past. I want the
world
to know that his father, his family and his Tribe consider
him
a ren agade and disown him.
Witnessed By:
(by
his signature)
Howard Osceola William
McKinley Osceola
John Osceola
Bill McKinley Osceola
Homer M. Osceola |
